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Women's WomEN Editor = Dial RA. 38-3474 8 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Satu day, January 26, 1957 W GROUPS, CLUBS, AUXILIARIES % > r AND MRS. MARTIN DICA the treasurer's report by Mrs. D. M. Gomme. The father and son banquet is to be held on March 30, the 25th year anniversary banquet is to be held in May. euchre's at the Gibbons street Scout Hall on February 1. The next meeting is to be held on Feb. 18. ARVILLA McGREGOR AUX. The regular meeting of the Ar- villa McGregor Auxiliary of Knox Presbyterian Church was held on Tuesday, January 22, with president, Mrs. Bruce McGregor, presiding. Following the call to worship Mrs. Alex McDonald read the scripture and Miss Madeline Sin- clair led in prayer. Mrs. James Heath read several letters from Mrs. Lillian Dickson in Tiowan, Formosa. Mrs. Bert Montgomery spoke on the study books and had sev- eral good suggestions as to how it could be presented at the coming meetings. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Lloyd Pigden's group. NELLIE DEARBORN GROUP The Nellie Dearborn Group of St. Stephen's United Church met at the home of Mrs. C. J. Heard the Mrs. Almond Brintnell. | Mrs. Jack Brooks, | president | |Stanley Gomme conducted the {worship service. Mrs. Wirsching read the scripture lesson, Church held its first meeting of man Gentry and Mr. Clifford Skinner. Mr, Miller Alloway spoke boyzht with a price". The weekly meeting of Simcoe | ples Union was held in the church ! |Brown, group leader for the com- os Richard Moffat. The Mp. Following the worship service, Plans were discussed for a skab guests from Toronto and eluding Ae i el Di ae 16TH GROUP COMMITTEE an their 35th wedding anniversary. handsome gifts. {Church with Mrs David ing March, played by an orches- wife and children. They have land. The treasurer's report was i ---- day afternoon, February 14. CHEERFUL GIVERS The January meeting of the St. John's Church, York Mills, Church was held on Wednesday | for a turkey supper. Roy Terwillegar, presided at the [United Church on Monday even- er. The secretary, Mrs. H. R.|Laughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert , Orillia; Mr. and Mrs |g, 3. Wray ay president, Mrs. Douglas well The many friends of Mr. Her-|the members of the group who| Mts. J. B. Seymour; treasurer, | pita] and is making favorable pro-| Lenten tea on February 13 at 3 H. F. Porter; flower convener, brae Lodge, is at Stratford On- Mrs. Lawrence Allen; president CALVARY BAPTIST YPU the New Year on Tuesday eve ning, January 22. Trick played a violin arrange- ment of "The Holy City" accom- on Romans, 1:12: and the theme throughout the service was "Ye e meeting was closed with «| | prayer by Mr. Clifford Trick. Street United Church Young Peo- | hall. The worship service was under % | mission group, 'Citizenship and * |Community Service'. She was as- i land Mr. meeting had the theme, 'How . . ia film entitled "The Newcomers' Friends Gather To Honor Pair sii i ne Reverend 3 X - 1 ling party on January 28. ng nniversary | meeting closed with refreshments Dica was presented with a, con oH SR! 2 bh { : : $ § 5th G ommittee © gathered in the Slovak Hall last|3age Of pink rosettes; Mrs. Jules| The Thth Group _COMMILes o) Saturday to honor Mr. and Mrs. monies and paid a fine tribute to January meetin 1. The party was a complete sur-| Mr. Dica came to Canada from!Bowler presiding. ; prise to the couple who were Czechoslovakia 30 years ago and The minutes of the last meeting tra as they entered the hall lived in Oshawa nearly 20 years. given by Mrs. Frank Foley Their son, Mr. Paul Dica and Five grandchildren complete the Arrangements were made for a King Street G eM I] ng Tee roup | PERSONALS |Mrs JUS akas, Mrs. an Has Turkey Supper p The January meeting of Miss Jean Beaupre was a guest Cheerful Givers group of ; afternoon with Mrs. Lawrence den shIp Lop of Xing Strest/las Saturday afternoon. Allen presiding. The minutes | { Among those from out of town | who be attending the Motor| The retiring president, business meeting, which was|ing are Air-Vice-Marshall G. E. : opened with prayer and a scrip-| Brookes, and Mrs. Brookes, Mr. visiting the mission Skinner, read the minutes, and Bond, Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon, the treasurer, Mrs. J. W. Cham-|Mr. and Mrs. Richard Edmunds, talled the Leon Nash, Newmarket ;Mr. and ¥ , as follows. Past|Mrs. A. Wickett and Mr, John|$30% aa a She path; vice - president, Mrs. Har- be: : {bert Hutton, Courtice, will be had received Christmas boxes. | old Bell; secretary, Mrs. C. A.|g)a4 45 know that he has returned| The WMS Presbyterian in Mrs. J. W. Chamberlain; as- .m. at the Church. sistant treasurer, Mrs. D. 1. Bress. {P Mrs. Brooks installed the new Mrs. J. E. Seymour. tario, to attend the ceremony of Mrs. J. D. Tane; first vice presi- The new president presided for the laying of the corner stone of dent, Mrs. A. W. Brown; second | The YPU of Calvary Baptist For the special music Mr. Nor- panied at the piano by Miss Ruth are not your own for ye are < SIMCOE STREET YPU | |the direction of Miss Sharon | sisted by Miss Charlene Bellcour Neighborly", | Moffat. |arranged by the group In charge. | Over 150 friends Kopecky acted as master of cere- the G spi reine Martin Dica,- Huron street, onthe couple who received many ning at St. Matthew's Anglic greeted by the strains of the Wed- ten years later was joined by his were read by Mrs. Neta Haag- their daughter, Anne, received the family circle. |candy sale to be held on Thurs- {Thackery and Mrs. Frank Foley. And Installation |," Pedy - Phillips wedding in WMS of King Street United | About+4§ members were present | Mrs. Cit Choir concert at Simcoe ture reading by Mrs. H. F. Port-|Charles Pickett, Mr. D'Alton Mec- berlain, gave her report for the al of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Mel Present, Mrs. Roy Terwiliegar; | Wicket, Port Hope. ank-you notes were read from Quantrill; assistant secretary, home from Oshawa General Hos- Whitby was announced also the | Myers; press reporter, Mrs.| Mrs. J. A. Aldwinckle, Bonnie- executive for 1957: past president, | the remainder of the meeting. |the Stratford Festival Theatre! vice president, Mrs. Stanley Mrs. |1ast ep, monthl with Mrs. Rae Crossman, presi- dent, presiding. A skating Jarty had been planned for the social evening: but crokinole was played instead. Winners were Mrs. T. M. Moore and Mrs. W. J. Powell. A short business session was held and plans were completed for a Valentine Tea on Thurs- day, February 14, at 8 p.m. in the Sunday School room. There will be a sale of home made aprons and candy, entertainment in the form of sound movies of west- ern Canada and refreshments will be served. On Sunday evening, January 26 at 7 p.m, the WA Church service and fireside will be held Refreshments were served by the executive. The next meeting home of Mrs. Percy Taylor. CENTRE STREET WA | Mrs. Charles Hawkins presided Street United Church. Mrs, Roy Bishop took {of King Street WMS spoke of «Thoughts for the New Year" as| pe ! band held {the subject for the devotional. | |the first Sunday of the month pigs Irene Winter gave an article {conducted by Mrs. Lawrence Al- (on "New Beginnings". Mrs. Dean {len and Mrs. Howard Brown. Mrs. | pee] read the poem "The Land of Beginning Again." Roll was called and minutes of eel. Morris Mrs. David nals and Yearly finane fH ports. Miss Flora nch gave year's report of work and actlv- ities of the WA. Reports were given on flowers and cards sent to the sick. COUPLES CLUB The Rev. S. C. H. Atkinson was the speaker at the regular meet- f the Couples Club of Centre ing o Street United Church. He spoke on!cial standing and hoped that the| "Living 1957". The theme being next six months would be equally! "Life is an adventure to be lived one day at a time". Mr. meeting read by Mrs. Dean|anq 89 TOMORROW Mrs. George Bateman, one of Oshawa's long-time residents, is celebrating her 89th birthday to- Morrow. Miss Niagara Becomes A Mrs. NIAGARA FALLS, Ont (CP)-- Caroline Sakowski, chosen Miss Niagara at the Niagara Falls Po- lice Association field day came back here Thursday with her sailor husband to receive ome of the honeymoon certificates issued by the Chamber of Commerce to Newlyweds She was 'married a week ago to William T Ward of the Cana- dian Navy in Cornwall. The groom is stationed at HMCS Shearwater Dartmouth, NS St. Gertrude's CWL January Meeting The Catholic Woman's League of St. Gertrude's held its Jan- uary meeticg om Thursday, Jan- uary 17, in St. Gerturde's hall with the president, Mrs. Angus Neil, presiding. The Rev. Francis | spiritual director, opened the !meeting with prayer. The min- utes of the December meeting lwere read by Mrs. Cleo Ouel- {lette. The treasurer, Mrs. Ber- {nard O'Brien, presented a de- tailed financial report of all the newly formed gioups. within the parish, which showed a sound financial standing Mrs. Willlam Clancy gave a Mahoney, the | will be on February 12 at the talk on Citizenship, Civic Action and Social Action. She explained in detail what each entailed and in what way the C.W.L. should cope and participate in the dif were read by Mrs. Norman Wirs-| 5: the regular meeting of the/ferent voluntary activities. Mrs.| ching, the treasurer's report by|woman's Association of Centre|Clifford La'Prairie accepted the office of convenor of citizenship and clvie action. report on centred on the Hungarian refu- comodation, es. Donations from would be picked up by the CWL 2 Holy Name o, eft at St. le sions followed on Ways and Means of raising money during the winter months, It was lanned to hold a euchre and ridge in St. Gregory's Hall o Monday February 25, at 8 p.m. Father Mahoney congratulated the members of the different |groups on their wonderful co- |operation with vision and finan- the parish as successful. | Miss Josephine Hefferman, William Dearborn gave a Public Health Nurse for the City] Members were reminded of the by His Excellency the Governor Gomme: secretary, Mrs. N. C "Five Steps to Praye -/gave a talk on the work done by nauguration of the Diamond Jibilee year of the Victorian Order of Nurses was marked to- day with the publication of a letter from Prime Minister St. Laurent to the Order's presi- dent, Mr. E. P. Taylor, Toron- to. In this Mr. St. Laurent re- calls how his predecessor Sir Wil- fred Laurier, moved the resolu- tion fn support of founding the Order at a public meeting in Ot- tawa 60 years ago. FOUNDED IN 1897 The VON was founded in 1897 by Ishbell, Marchioness of Aber- deen, wife of Canada's Governor- General at that time, Lord Aber- deen. The National Council of Women, which Lady Aberdeen had also founded, impressed upon nursing service available, part time, to patients across Canada. Charter branches were formed in Halifax, Montreal, Ottawa, To- jronto and Vancouver and in the following year a Royal Charter was granted to the Order by Queen Victoria. SMALL BEGINNING From those relatively small be ginnings the VON has grown into a nation-wide nursing service with 117 branches, extending from Corner Brook and St. John's Newfoundland, to Nanaimo and Victoria on Vancouver Island. On its staff today are 592 qualified nurses who are prepared to call at the home of any sick person in the community and who work as "Everyone's Nurse" under the di- rection of the family physician. In recent years just under one million visits have been made annually, of which approximately 165,000 were fully paid, 275,000 part-paid, and over half a million given free. The cost of the VON service is met by nursing S, municipal (including coup'ty) grants, private and servi club ctorian Order Of Nurses Marks 60 Years Of Progress donations, a share in Commudty Chest funds, and by special ap- peals where no Chest exists. OYAL INTEREST The continuing interest of the During Jubilee Year, the VON will move its headquarters into a sell Blackburn on Laurier Avenue East, nearly opposite Laurier House. Official opening is ex- pected to take place during the annual meeting, May 8 an 9. PM's LETTER In his letter to Mr, E. P. Tay- Jor, Prime Minister St. Laurent said: "It is a pleasure for me t o pay tribute to the Victorian Order of Nurses for Canada as it enters its Diamond Jubilee Year. It was under distinguished aus- pices indeed that the VON w established in this country years ago, for, at the public meeting which was held in Fab- ruary 1897 to duscuss the found ing of the Order, the Chair was occupied by His Excellency the Governor-General, then Lord Aberdeen, and the unanimous re- solution in support of the proposal was moved by Sir Wilfrid Laurier. In the six decades which have elapsed since the Order received its Royal Charter from Her Ma- jesty Queen Victoria, it has made a noteworthy contribution to the health and well-being of Cana- dians. By the voluntary activities |of its members it has proved its {understanding and has shoulder- ed its share of social responsibil ity toward its fellow-citizens. To you, your colleagues and {staff throughout Canada, I ox- {tend my warm good wishes for ithe future of the VON." CHILD GUIDANCE Some parents of a child whom they believe has more than aver- age mental ability, but who lags at school, send him to a private teacher employed to help this open. day school or, if he's in his early teens, to a boarding school. Some- rears. Of course, not all tutors are donated by the members were! Mrs. times this child does well in the private school, sometimes he doesn't. Unless the private school has facilities for considerable . indi- vidual instruction, the child may continue to lag. Even the pivale school may advise a special tutor, FINANCIAL SACRIFICE The cost of his attending a pri- vate school may be prohibitive to {many parents and a great finan- cial hardship to others. I admire immigration |the parents who are willng to make great sacrifices to gain the gees and their needs, mainly ac-| best schooling they can find for comodation, furniture and cloth- their child. I don't believe they furniture and cloth-| always find the best in a private |school. Much depends, of course, on the quality of this school. For thousands of school lage gers, who have average or above- average intelligences (which may 'Southmead Women |Form New Group 'To Aid Brownies | Mrs. R. J. Giles, Grassmere avenue, was hostess to 20 very en- thusiastic women at her home on | Wednesday evening, January 28. | The occasion was the formation of the 19th Brownie Group Commit: | Best Help For Slow Child May Be To Hire A Tudor By G. CLEVELAND MYERS |be ascertained by the help of a event there is a promis- under the convenership of Mrs. | the private Stanley Gales, who welcomed the A. Horbottle, Mrs. A. QQuigley, guests and declared the bridge Mrs. Jack Forder, Mrs. home bequeathed by the late Rus-| MANY HAPPY 2 RETURNS OF TOMORROW Tomorrow will be a big day | Meadowvale street and grand for this bright-eyed young man | son of Mr. and Mrs. Erle Ding- who is celebrating his first | man and Mr. and s. Gordon birthday. Brian Scott, is the son | Twining, all of Oshawa, of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Twining, '--Photo by Venus Home Portraik me Sea Scouts' Aux. "Night of Cards" Successful Event was the |Sturch; progressive euchre, high |score for gentlemen, Mr. Melvin McCabe and Mr. Thomas Har- lock; high score for ladies, Mrs. A. Miller and Mrs, . J. Knowler; consolation prizes, Miss Elaine Christ Memorial Church Hall| Kinsman, Mr. John Shaw, Mrs. J. scene of the annual McFeeters and Mrs. M. Goodman, 'Night of Cards," sponsored by | lock; consolation prizes, Miss the 8th Sea Scout Mothers Auxil-| Elaine Kinsman, Mr, John Shaw, | psychologist), ing alternative to school. It is the tutor or special| | child bring up his scholastic ar-| skillful, but many are. If you have a child who is lag- ors, green and yellow, ging at school, look into the pos-| A, K. Cain and Mrs sibilities of a tutor for him. The |8 {NEIGHBORHOOD PROBLEM iary on Wednesday evening. The Mrs. J. McFeeters and Mrs. M. cost of a tutor, employed from were, {two fo five evenings a week F, J. Knowler and Mrs. George {would be very small in compari-|Fitches. successful Goodman. Lucky prize winners were: Mrs. proved most ohn Maffey, Mrs. Donald Polson, Mrs. Prizes, many of which were |C. Doran, Mrs. Ernest Legge, W. Holmer, Mrs. Murray attractively wrapped in scout col- Townsend, Mrs. Robert W. Mills, by Mrs. Mrs. D. Dionne, Mrs. L. McEach- R. E. Cox ern, Mrs. Earl Sharp, Mrs. D. Those in charge of refresments 'McEachern, Mrs. E. Thompson, Mrs. Frank Sturch, Mrs, |[Mrs. Ross Mills, Miss Lois Le- gree, Mrs, Alfred Harrell. Miss Mrs. |B. Watten, Mrs. F. A. Mcllveen, Past president, on with costs at a private school| Robert Clayton drew the winning Mrs. Douglas Barton, Mrs. J. M. tickets as follows: door prizes, Kent, Mrs. Leo Glover and Mrs. Barring the few children whol Mrs. A. Moring and Mr. Frank Chester Robinson. might profit from the general ex- perience at a boarding school, not many could get experience there comparable with living at home in the family. The child who at- tends a day school away from home can hardly fit in well with the other children of the neigh- borhood. Scarcely can he gain a good feeling of belongl thers bulletin, "Helpi Our Succeed at School, ® be Nad by sending & self - ad. dressed envelope with a 3 - cent U.S. stamp on it to me in care of this newspaper.) . CLUB CALENDAR MONDAY Women's Welfare League Pleasant Mon. Aft. Club Past Matron's Club, OES, IODE (Prince Philip Ch.) Castle Chapter, OLC Oshawa Lionettes LIMITED TIME ONLY Now...Elizabeth Arden pres a new size Invisible Veil ents congregational supper on Febru- 7 i years * (reading, , | General, the Honorable Vincent Wirsching; treasurer, Mrs. Al-\"hi "oq Mee "Angus McDonald [fhe public health nurse. tee of the Girl Guide Assocatlon.| Retarded Children's Assn, ary 1 and a rummage sale early | Massey. in February. It was announced that there would be a demon-| Mrs. John Gelkie and Mrs. D. stration of chinaware in March, 'E. H. Cullen are in Toronto this] © Rete and also catering to a wedding. week, guests at the Park Plaza the executive with Mrs. A. Mrs. H. W. Blakely spoke brief- | Hotel. ly of the Christian education | mond Brintnell; planist, Mrs. | | Clarence Scott; press, Mrs. Harry | Refreshments were served by Brown as convener. committee which is being formed. | The following group leaders were appointed -- Mrs. J. J. Burns, | Mrs. D. L. Myers, Mrs. 1. W. Parrott, Mrs. V. H. McLellan, Mrs. Edgar Wilson, and Mrs. Wil- LODGES AND | SOCIETIES HI-DUC GROUP The Hi-Duc Group of St. Ger-| trude"s Roman Catholic Church | held a meeting at the church hall | | recently. Mrs. W. R. Branch pre- | sided. liam Bradbury. It was decided to hold the annual bazaar in Octo- ber. REBEKAH LODGE | Eleven new members were in| {troduced and welcomed by Mrs. anch. Treasurer's report was presided for the business. Secre-| tary's report was given by MIS. meeting with prayer after which Of the south district Local Asso-| TUESDAY John Happy | Mr. and Mrs. King Street Dean Peel. Tisdale of * {Doubles Club announced the Val-| entine dance to be held at the| Airport recreation hall on Febru-| any 15. | lans were made for other so-| clal activities. Refreshments were served by group in charge. 8TH SCOUT MOTHERS' AUX. Twenty-seven members answer- ed roll call at the regular meet- Father Mahoney closed the refres! hments were served. FROM SCRAPS! gs (J. Shaver, Brown Owl of the] SA P i | newly formed 19th Brownie Pack | Taver Meeting E, |organied in the Southmead dis- | THURSDAY 9 evening at 8 o'clock at the home FRIDAY | Mrs. J. D. Colderick, a member | ciation, explained the necessity {and the various ways a group committee functions and assists | the companies and packs. Mrs. Gerald Godfrey, Brown "wl, 9th pack, introduced Mrs. G. trict. The 18th group committee will meet every fourth Wednesday Bernice Knight Wed To Anthony Carauna The marriage of Bernice Muriel Knight and Anthony Carauna, both of Oshawa was solemnized recently by the Reverend Philip Coffey in the rectory of Holy Cross Roman Catholic Church. The bride is. the daughter of Mrs. Donna Knight Oshawa, and Mr. Jack Knight, Peterborough, ing of the 8th Sea Scout Mothers' The officer: | Br s and members met Auxiliary at the Hillcroft Street in the lodge room on Wed |rea {evening with Noble rand Say es were distributed explaining |Scout Hall recently. Viola Keeler in the chair assisted the structure of the various| The president, Mrs. Stanley by Vice-Grand Sister Alice Lan- groups in relation to the Catho- Gales presided and welcomed ning. |lic Women's League, The League | tres Md Ws wa Mrs, Visitin y .|to be support y donations and |M. Goodman, Mrs. R. J. Ross an | ict deputy president of Distpiet [attendance at its three projects Mrs. I. S. Clift. Jar. Wahter, Vicepresident; 8, Sister Rainey and Sister Mae throughout the year. Mrs. Mi-| Mr. George Weldon, president | Douglas Pelow. secretary; Mrs. Allan, : id chael Rudka set up a committee of the group committee discussed |Leo Ratelle, treasurer: Mrs. Vice-Grand, Sister Ali to assist at the League annual plans for the forthcoming annual Harry Andrews, telephone con- ning gave a re ri the folio | card party to be held at St. father and son banguet. The date |vener; Mrs. Irwin Galt, social ling members oo are on the sick | GTegory's hall on February 23.|and place to be decided in the |convener; Mrs. Stuart Large, 19th list. Sisters Irene Walters, Hael|SiX tables were promised as well near future. {Brownie Pack representative; ur peg as donations of candy and food.| Mrs. Robert Clayton gave a re-| |Mrs. Carl Wahrer, 19th group at the port on the sale of Christmas of Mrs. R. J. Giles, Grassmere | avenue. All mothers of Brownies | and interested friends were Invite" | to attend. | LY | The officers for 1957 are: 7326 VW John Murdock, president; d by Miss Vera Brown. Notic- | Mrs. Mrs. tr Mrs. Used postage stamps th. members have been collecting | re to be turned over to Sister | of St. Gertrude's for Canadian mission Father Francis Mahoney paid {a brief visit to the meeting and thanked the ladies for their ef- [© WIFE PRESERVE Wash eel Vancouverites Are { Her . job consists of . |wind pressure, temperatures, sky Proud Ot Climate | visibility - and weather conditions. | Sueded : {If the weather is bad, she must| o VANCOUVER (CP) Part of continually check the Inez Smith's job as assistant met-| and cloud ceiling to keep control RS eorologist at the Dominion public tower at international airport here weather office on Sea Island here informed. or u is telling Vancouver about not let their balr mate you will Vancouver's temperature has takeoff. And so often the fliers are vitamin never gone below zero in the his- just waiting word to land or take ~ Mory of weather gbservations, §e eff. Abs says. yotatoes whetk y tes " Y sh atoe vhe e A slight change is sometimes them or not v0 en ( estrov coment rat er po x they 1] ! visibility | 8 Burke an Mehel cer. Sister | idegr 5 th anning also than the mem- hi . t / 3d he, brides Som is Lie Son 3 Ders for thelr gomneous. sosoesce cards which was very gratifying. | the Isle of Malta for tea towels for the lodge kit- g } Attended by Mrs Fred Hughes, chen. | orvaise the bride wore a ballerina gown| Thanks were expressed to Sis- ? of white crystalette on long torso ter Gladys Blythe for the success-| lines with three - quarter length|ful penny sale held at the last sleeves and a tiny mandarin col- meeting. lar. A pearl coronet held her| It was decid A i shoulder - length veil and she car-| bazaar at the idea Jo Sa, 13 forts in the past and with bet ried a white Bible crested with! a On| wishes for their future. He also i A } May 25. An invitation from Kin- ted the enthusiasm red roses and white carnations. ren Lod : jcommented on the i aven Lodge, Brooklin to attend its| and friendliness of the group who Mrs Hughes was gowned sim- i i ilarly in ice blue. Her headdress secopted wai ill ro, as been number 28 and contain ten dif- was apearl - beaded plateau and j Wish-| ferent nationalities. she Ve a corsage of pink roses ne Jon aiend Should be 3} he Refreshments were served hy and white carnations with whites m' on Februar 1g ret at T15Mrs. Stephen Harkin, Mrs. Ar- accessories ang lary (4. thur Bolahood, Miss Eva Bruck- The best man was Mr. John The following members were ner and Mrs. Doran Mitchell. A Carauna, brother of the bride. Were initiated into the lodge by | social evening will be held at the | Brother William Frost and his de-| groom. | a] home of Mrs. W. R. Branch on A reception was held at the Bree staff, Sisters Drew Evans, February 6 for members only, home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E,|Susie Salter, Marion Kingsland Bryck. Olive avenue. The bride's and Brother William Harmer. | 1ST SCOUT MOTHER'S AUX. mother was in royal blue crystal-| The Rummage Sale will be held| The 1st Oshawa Scout Mother's ette with black accessories and a on Tuesday, January 29 at St.|Auxiliary held its first meeting pink and white corsage of carna-/John's Hall on Bloor street. of the New Year in the Gibbons tions. She was assisted by Mrs. Noble Grand Sister Viola Keeler Street Scout Hall on Monday, with all-white accessories and cor, presented Sister Twiddy with a 15.| January 21. The president, Mrs. with all-white accessories and year jewel. Birthday wishes were Everett Warne presided. corsage sung to Brother Gordon Barton. The secretary's report was The couple left for a brief| The members and visitors re- [read by Mrs. Melville Collidge, | honeymoon and are making their tired to the dining room wherere.| -------- home in Oshawa freshments were served and Sis- you see Vancouver weather is con- ter Florence Genge held a draw. |giqered quite moderate," she says.| Sister Josephine Tippet won | pair of pillow cases and Sister] "The coldest here was exactly Flossie Ball won cup and zero in January, 1950, and the low-| saucer est temperature in any December After the business meeting re-| freshments were served by Mrs. | Frank Sturch and her committee. | SA HOME LEAGUE The regular meeting of the Sal- | vation Army Home League was| held on Tuesday afternoon, Jan- ary 22. | Mrs. William Saunders led in the singing of a few favorite hymn, Mrs. Charles Langfield led in prayer. Bobbie Hurlbert sang a | solo, "Heavenly Sunshine" and | "Eternal Father". Tea was serv-| ed by the Fellowship group. Mrs. 'David Owen was in charge of the devotional period. Mrs. Fred Williams led in the singing of a hymn, "What a Friend we have in Jesus". Mrs. Everett Harmer gave a reading, "Prayer for today". Mrs. Alfred Martin sang a solo "Jesus Saviour Pilot Me." Mrs. Owen read an article, "Three Days to See", Written by Helen Kellar. > The meeting closed with the singing of a h % reading | | ) WIFE PRESERVE Remove paper stuck to any of oil to soak ino it, then rubbing M seotly with A sleas sloth, By ALICE BROOKS Easy pickup work for winter evenings! Squares, oblongs, tri- angles, are worked entirely in sin- gle crochet-- then sewn together, Use scraps - sf rug cotton, can- dlewick, nylons. Patéern 7326; crochet directions for three differ- ent rugs; in any desired size. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in coins for this pattern (stamps can- not be accepted) to Daily Times- Gazette, Household Arts Dept., Oshawa, Ontario. Print plainly NAME, ADDRESS, PATTERN NUMBER. 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SA Home League Christ Church WA { Canadian Legion Aux. | Holy Trinity WA | WEDNESDAY | Calvary Baptist WMS Christ Church Eve. Guild Christ Church Aft. Guild Simcoe Street WA (Grp. 8) SOCIAL NOTICES ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Stewart E. Dar- ling wish to announce the en- gagement of 'their daughter, Sandra Faye, to Mr. William George Ford, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Leslie Ford, all of Oshawa. The wedding is to take place on Saturday, March 2, at 230 p.m. in the chapel of St. George's Anglican Church. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Parkhill of Oshawa annouwr :e the engage-| ment of their daughter, Margaret Mary to Mr. Brian Richards East, son of Mr. and Mrs, Ed- mund East of London, England. The marriage is to take place on Saturday, February 23, in St. Andrew's United Church, Oshawa, at 3 pm. | | ANNUAL » Monday, Ja Guest S THE WOMEN'S WELFARE LEAGUE OF OSHAWA invites you to attend thelr SIMCOE HALL SETTLEMENT HOUSE i 10 Fisher Street, Oshawa on at 2:00 p.m. MR. A. M. 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